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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10


HENRy WARD BEgUHEz is dead
gone 70 his reward. Thus another Of
the gllttering siaFs dlaappsaz, and
leaves us 70 wander By The uncertain
guldancs Of lesser lighh. Nswspa-
pers al over the country win contAin
lengthy editorials On his life and
death; euiogiss have been and viii
be prOnouneed on him Bot be has
passed beyond the reach of earthly
compliments or criticism. His mem
Ogy win I've on and on, and he viii
be remembered as one Of the greatest
diVines Of the age iE which he lived By
generations 10 follow. he was striek.
en- down with aPOPIexy last Saturday
morning at about $50, and never
again recovered consciousness. Bis
attack come on 80 gradually that his
wife and son were unable TO realize
the full extent Of his illness. Be
tween two and three O'Clock Saturday
moFniug Mr. Beecher sWOks. BE
complained Of being sick. His wife
arose to get samething for him 70
drink. BE began to vOmit freely
aHd then lay back on bis pillow, ap-
psrently exhausted. In q short time
be fell asleep. Mrs. BeecbeF cOnelud-
ed be would feel better in a few
hours. The first breakfast bell rang
but did not awaken him. The second
bell also passed unheeded. Mrs.
BsecheF had been up for some time
and did not wish 70 disturb him.
Becoming alarmed she made an at.
tempt to arouse him, bat could not do
90. She called her son and daughter
in-laW, they tried to rouse him. He
tried 10 speak bat his voice Was thick
and articulation indistinct. DR.. W.
8. sssFle, the family physician was
called in. He pronounced Mr..
BeecheF quite III but did not apPre-
bend immediate danger. But the
eminent Divine never once rallied, but
gradually sunk lower, until at 800 on
the 8th, be breatbed his last. The
funeral will take place to-day, and
will BE- free Of any display, for In his
own language he tells them to ''strew
flowers on my grave, but let no heath.
snish practice prevail Of drsping in
black a. q token Of sorrow when 3
man has passed through death to
eternal lIfe." DR.. Sesrle makes the
following verbal statementsin regard
10 the distinguished dlvine's last
hour:
Mr.. BeecheF began TO fail decidedly
at 8 O'Clock this forenoon and bis res
piration was rapid. At 4 O'Clock the
family was summoned. Death came
slowly and stealthy. Respiration
gradually became faster and faster
until they reached sixty q minute.
Pulse variable and often reaching
l4O. He etiIl remained In the same
condition, except breathing, eyes
closed and entirely unconscious.
About Q O'Clock ia the morning we
could deter the first symptoms Of i'm
mediate death. His palss ran Up stall
higher, hickered and huetuated until
at 9:28. two minutes before his death,
his pulse ceased almost entirely at the
wrist, 90 faint that Il could hardly be
detected and then stopped altogether.
There Wss . Fattling la his throat
painful 10 those around him, but un-
felt by him, owing 10 the failure Of
the nerve center Of the respiratory
organs together with the failure Of
the hearts action. His death which
came at $50 was very easy, as painless
and pleasant ss death from suffOca-
tIOn OF drowning is said b be.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

HOE q man fFom the solid South In
Oongrsa voted for the dependent
pension bill, but they were discreet
enough 10 keep san about it. It Wa
net necessity fOF them 10 talk how
ever. There were plenty Of northern
doughfaoas ready 10 do their bidding.
The country h quite e completely
within the grip Of the South ssit wa
for aBcOre % yeaEs previous 10 1880.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

TREm0st important sot Of Congress
10 dass was The passing Of the biil
creating Department Of Agriculture.
This 81 provides for q Cabln0s ofIieeF
VIE ahail represent the agricultural
iassrsriB q the oOantTy, the transfer
Of the weather bureau to the Depart
ment of. Agriculture, and the general
governmental oversight Of everything
that directly concerns the Agricultural
oian~aa
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CONOREssNAN OTIs Of AlsbammA,
IN referring 10 the Presidents veto Of
the dependent pension bill. said :
'That will make che South solid
agaln." But q decent regard for pru-
dsnos may suggest that It viii be just
- well for the Democratic party not
to display an excessive degree Of ex.
habsEanes ever the prospect, in view
of ths powbilltv that the veto may ct
ths sams tlms make also a solid
Na-fh
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II b stated that the money TO
bald the Santa Fe from Kanaas City
70 Chlcaso Csl6. .OOO. .OO0) is already se-
cared, eontraets for building the road
are already closed. and cOntRaois fOE
no 0arsEelass IocomotiVes are already
Given out.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

PearsOns' Carriage Repository Zone
hundred vehicles in stock, }: respect
fully cali the public attention to my
large stock Of buggies aud wagons,
which are home and factory made
work, Of the beat quality and finish.
The best made vehicles ever offered ts
the trade in Salina. and the largest
stock 10 select from. See the city
carriage and wagon works before buy
ing elsewhere. 5. PEARSON.
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d. q. Denton & Co make q special
ty Of farm and city loans. Room :
over First National Bank.
To the farmers Of Saline aud sdjoin-
ing counties; The firm Of James
Hume & Co or ss called, the Texas
grain buyers. are in Salna 10 stay
reports Of their intention TO leave are
unfounded. Before you sell wheat
corn, oats or broom corn, call at the
old starid, you viii find them there.
s st JAMES HUME & Co.
You can borrow money OF D. @
Denton & Co. on reasonable terms
and at low rates on farm or city real
estate. Call at their ONCE over First
National Bank.
So great has been the rush that /
am closed out Of lots in Phillips Srd
addition 1 will now offer for the
next few days, some more choice
bargains In Phillips 4th Addition.
Come early. W. A. Phillips
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

IRcREAsED shipments Of grain and
hog products from Orleans are leading
20 renewed confidence in the future Of
the city. BY geographical location
and the extent Of territory naturally
tributary the city ought 10 be next %
New York in respect 10 commercial
impogtaass. Possibly the eomplstiOu
% TIE great railroads which have
baiit into the city Of late ysaFs may
b ths beginning Of q Fspid expansion
in population and eommercs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

The Board Of County assessors met
pursuant 10 Law on the hst Mon
Of March 1887 70 fix q basis Of the
valuation Of property as a guide for
the various township assessors for the
coming year. The meeting vas or
ganiEed BY electing Morris McAullh
as chairman and Tbeo SEaFtE -
clerk. The following was agreed e
the sche1ule for ensuing assessment: :
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

TIE Forty- Ninth Congress adjourn
Cd on March 9Th. The session covered
q period % ten moEths and twenty
ak days. Daring the period 1900
hills we're intsoducsd IN the HOUSE
ana 8. COO in the Senate.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

TIA Tnaaila-hatsEs, Who commsne-
ed 70 bssak oat againsi him Gftsr bis
a1asgF aDsesk. have quistsd down
sInos his promotion % the Presidency
% the Senate. They begin 20 think
hs ls . good deal bigger man than
thsy thOuRht him % Be.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

TIE bill for the removal Of the cap
ital 10 Mcpherson was defeated by g
vote Of 8 for 81. against. It may be
necessary for rs to remark that Sena.
tor Kelley was one Of the three. Sen
aioF Kelley, we salute theel As a rip
rearing capitsl-remOver. We also
congratulate the people Of Mcpherson
on The magnificent prospects Of that
Vlllage for q future capital
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

THR Governor has appointed J. B.
Clogsion. Of Mitchell o0auty, and B.
p. slmpson, Of fBhaWnse county, Sa-
prsna court Commlsi0ne1a Web.
WEldsr has been appointed suPsrin-
eunSeut a. IrsuFanca.
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IfyOu have not seen that beauilfu
tract lying on East Iron Avenue, en-
bFaeed in PHILLIPS East SAUNA
ADDITION, 60 out ct once and see It
Lots large-all good and lie high.
Finest addition ever made 10 the city.
You can End no better residence
property and can double your money
In 90 days. Go now and be prepared
Friday morning 10 enrich yourself
by buying. Terms reasonable, with
further reduction 10 buildings started
within 90 days. Free hack, and will
be pleased 20 show you the grounds.
Wa PHILLIPS Jr, Agt
6-n. 8. Santa Fe.
An experienced girl 10 10 house
work. Apply To
Mas. J. n. PREsCOTT,
South Eighth strest.
The Hest goods ever brought 10
town at SOlbefg's. Don't forget TO
call and see them. South Of Opera
House.
II you want yoqr teeth extracted
without pain, 60 10 Dr.. F. NJ. Schnee
and take vItaiised air.
A full stock % buggies snd spring
wagons on hand-50 Of my oHn
manufacture aud ss many Of factory
work. 8. PEARSON.
New goods received sr Solberg's for
spring. South of OpeFa House.
Remember those lots In Phillips
srd and 4th additlons are going on
ike shot cakes.n I snld ten lots ysss
teFtlav and the dsmena 8 Increasing.
Improve the opp5giunliisz 0fgetting
the cheapest desiratis lH 8alina.
DR. PHIE1iFs. Agent.
SIT Teasus Blcck.
Fer Seat.
Storage and sleeping Fooms. En-
quire Of Jsmes Chaos. 5gf.
DRY stove wood for sals 81 Ss per
cord. Posis also for sale. Apply 10
or address, A, g, WEqaINs- E9-9g.
For Ssle-Two spans Of mares snd
han ensand wagon. All good enquire
o. y. Harms. At
Parties Wishing to buy o. ssll city
property win do well 70 call on D. @.
DsntOn 4 %.
D. q. Denton 3 %. have bargains
in city property. Call and zee shsm.
Room oEs1 Flrst NatiSaal Bank.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

I.sst night, Balfe's BOhersiga Girl
intro dueed Miss KATB BENsBERo,
who, like several others Of Dir. hosa'l
uriFna donnss, is an American lady
Her method Is good, aud her voice .
pure, flexible s0prano. Her singing
OF ths droam song vas warmly anc0r
Cd, and in subsequent scanes, eapec.
Tally ID that where she 10 recognized
aad restored % her father, ehs mani
Tested snisndld vocal and histri0nie
abilitles.-EipsTP0oi AeTquy, Jan. Is
1854
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

The following Is the report Of the
Assaria schOol for the month ending
Msrch lth. 1857;
PRIMARY GRADE
EnrolIment for month. s. average
daily attendance, ~ number nOt ab-
sent, s; number % visitora. : number
Visits from pafeata, 1.
LEaMA WrNKBERa, Teacher.
ADvAEcED GRADE.
EnrOllment fog month, IS aTeFaE8
daily Attendance, IS; number not ab-
sent, 10: humber of vialtoFa, num-
Der Of vinits fsom pareute, 0.
EHEEEF McCARTY. Teacher,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

THK resolution 20 submit 10 the
people q constitutional amendment
pEoviding Cor woman suffrage has
pau.sd the Rhode Ialend Legislnturs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

The Luthern church will bsopensd
next Sunday Tor service. as usual, ct
u P. T.. and 80. IN ths ahssncs of
the pastof Who ls assisting IN special
rsllgious services e. the Luthesan
church, KAnsas City Rev. DF.
BchWaien. Of the Wesleyan Univer-
sity. wiii an the palplt. All aEslH-
Yissd = ihess services.
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Notice.

N Office e hereby given that 4 Is the Intention
~ Of the Beard of County Commissioners Of
Saline County, Kansas, 20 npproprigte sum nol 20
sEeeed kvs hundred dollars out ofthe general fund
Of said county, % build bridge over Dry Creek
where a county road crosses said cretk, betWst n
sections se and IS In toWuship ~ range vest Of
the 6th P. n. The estimatsd cost o. said bridge
not exceed ave hundred dollars 10 Saline County.
Salina, February q, 1881.
BY order Of the Beard Of County Commissionera.
JOSEPH SARGENT, County Cisrk.
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implements, 0n motion the valua-
ton Of same BE- left to judgment Of
assessors. Carried.
On motion all other personal prop
eFty be assessed at the same ratio -
pryor articles. Carried.
Adjourned.
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Conrad Hardware Co,
SUCCESSORS TO BRAE1FF & CONRAD.

The change in our firm is in
name only. We will be found at
our old quarters with increased
capital and facilities for doing a
flrstclass Hardware, Stove and
Implement business. We take
this opportunity Of thanking our
numerous customers Of the past
year for their liberal patronage,
and will continue to solicit the
same, both from them and others
with whom we have not had a
chance to become acquainted, and
promise good, fair and honest
treatment at all times. We carry
a complete line ofeverything per-
tanning to our business and will
guarantee our prices to be the
lowest in the market for the same
quality offirstclass goods.
C0Np uApnWARE CO
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EELsAs ROBEEB0E, publisher Of the
Daliy Journal OF Wichita, b the son
% that lamOus shoWmsn, Yankes
RobinsOn.
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PROCLAMATION
For q Special Election In Saline
County, Kansas.
II As Nattsr q As CHICAGO KANSAS 4 EEB-
RASKA RAILWAY COMPANY
IT, -n. QUALIFIED vOrs-. or s.rrur cOurrr.

To -Hs suALlsIsD VOTES or SALINE coUHTT.
HkNeAs:
NEHEREAs, on the sist day Of February,
W lSS1, there vas presented 10 the Board ol
county commissioners Of said county, IN special
session duly convened, petition aigBed b. uore
than tWo-hfths Of he resident tAN-payefs of said
Saline cuuutys pr tying said hoard % CON
said county . proposition % subscribe 70 nvc
hundred ard sixty shares Of one kundred doliar1
each Of the capitai ock OF n Chieago, Kansas
q Nebraska Railway Company, aud In payment
therefor, 70 issue 70 said HailEay Company hfly-
six Of the bonds OF said county, Of the denomina-
lion Of one thousand dollars eecb, al on The
terms aud conditions set forth IN said petition .
which petition, omittIng the algnaturss of The
sigaers thereof is in words and figures 90 follows
to-Eit;
PETITION
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Taz Legislature Of Ksnsas adjourn
e Eatnrdav e nona.
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% determlne Uhsthef said eouuty shall make
such subscription Of stock aud shall issue IN pay
ment therefor the bonds Of said county On tbs
terms and tondifiena SCI cut In Eaid pettion, and
such election shall IN all respects, Be conducted
declared. IN the manner provided bs Law fof gen
sral elections.
In witness whereof, I, " W. Bartlett, aherif
ol Saline county, state Of Kansas, have heredntO
ett my hand at the ely Of Sslina. this ga day
Of FebruarJ, A. iss1.
Wv. BARTLETT.
sheriff Of Saline County.
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JOSEPH SARGENT,
CrnntV q


Nov. therefore, I. ". ". Bartlett. sherid oi
the county u Saline State Of EansEs, y virtue 81
The auth0TIiy IN ne By Law vested. and IN pur1u-
ance Of the shove reeited order Of sah bcard q
county commissioners, do hereby make public
proclanation and give nctice. thar speeial eiec-
lion win be heli IN said county a. the usual and
established places o. voiinr In eaeh voting pre-
fstr fr.a aaff frsnat -
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Of all kinds at your own Price.

We have just finished invoicing and after eoaatng Coas
find about garments Of all kinds left We had sBeh
Cloak trade before having sold $50 Of them and wen a.
sell the balance atess than clean them oBt We have
decided not to keep prices viii move them; name
price below at which everybody who has not bought can %
wiser thing than get and just what We s
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Nntica.

o. shs slssias Of he A.visalusisa poll books Oi
~ sity q salina, Kansas.
HIoRfcz n HEzxBx aETEx thsi ths RsziIiFstiou
~ pon nosks 81 The city q ealina. Ksazal, WI
b eicsea oe Thnrsaay. the ifiA day q MaFeh
untiT aftaf tka General city oiacfioa % Be haid
On she 5th DAY 81 April, 16S7.
Hit1em NJ Aa1d and he eoTporate seal o. The
city % sallni, this aui day o. Mnreh, 1s7.
lsEALl B. B. BOWS, Cty Clsrk,
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Real Estats eonvsysncss 10F ths
week ending March s. 1857, Furnished
by Wight, Henns & Lynn. atstraotOFl
Of tifles. Halina, Kansas.
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Publication Notice.

ALEX MePHAIL. J.P,l
Riley WIIsoN. CO.
BusFs essrys HsFAsg, Jsslss q Els Rsaos n 0aoty
PSss asusiaAip. q Saiaas CbaalY, keaszI.
GAID dsfsadanls are hereby noti6ed that they
- have been susd By the above plaintid. before
the said justice Of the peace FOE the said sun ol
eIo 50, and that said cause Will Be heard before
iald justice Of the psaes the s6sh day Of March,
Tee7, a. o'elsek p n.
ALEX McPHAIL,
]. P. Of Smoky Vieg Tup., Saline Co. Kan.
Aue9: George AePhail, ]. P. CT
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STATE oP KANSAS,
County of saline.
I, Jossph Sargent, county elsik Of said county
Of Saline, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing 4 q full and correct copy In every par
ticular Of the order made By The beard o. county
commisloneFs Of aid county, In The nattsr there
IN named, at . special nesting o4 said board dnly
haid nt ny clce in The city of Salina, The e0lniy
sal o. I'D county, en- ths zlst aay Of februaFy,
A. ID. 1881, which 6Ter Was dnly oliarsd q record
Of proceedingR % the boaTd q eounty commia-
sionsrs Of fSallns county, stats q ksnas1-
In testimouy Wheruof, have hsreunio - ny
hand Is eounty clerk and amxsd the seal of md
county at my once In the city Of 6alina Ia nd
county and state. this 25dday Of February, A.
JOSEPH sARaRNT,
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PETITION

To rHr HOsoAApts BoanD or covzTI COurrs-
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Quaker Testimony.

Mrs. A VI. Dauphin of 1889 Ridge
avenue Philadelphia, has done n great
deal TO make known to ladies there
the great value o. Mrs rinkham's
Vegetable compound, a. cure for
their troubles AM diseases. She
write az tolows: "a young lady of
this city while bathing some years
ago was thrown violently against the
lie line and the injuries received re-
suited in au ovarian tumor which
grew and enlarged until death seem
ed certain. Her physician finally al
yised her tot try Mrs. Pinkham's Com
pound. She did SO and in short
time the tumOr was dissolved aud
she is now in perfect health. also
know OF many cases where the me d.
icine has been OF great value In pre-
venting mi-carriages and allcyiating
the pains aud dangers Of child birth.
Philadclphia ladies appreciate the
worth OF this medicine and its great
value"
Sent by mail in pin and lozenge
form on receipt OF p;icc, 81. Mira
Pmkham, Lynn, Mass. Also in liquid
form. all NJ druggist
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. \rril 5.--'rhc
first days canvass for lund- to hold
the interstate drll ia this city, Ia
June, rcoutcd in e, ising SlU,OOO. the
whole amount To be- raised - $50. 900
Complete arrangements will Oc an
nounccd to-day. Invitations VIII be
issued to MI volunteer soldiers
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Noti' e..

The partnership heretofore existing tctwo en-
Muhl and joseph Buerklc, under tha firm
name of A Muhl 4 Co.. is dissolved by II sale
OF the properly, and the undersigned win clos,
mp thu Old business, viii continue the fouu
Try business, and nm now re6ttlIg and,rcrRir
ing the shop throughout In order 70 be rie
pared TODD nrst-class work. A. MuuL,
Waco, Tex. March 80, 1887.
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spcciaI Dispatch to Tho Examiner.
BELToN, April Tho county Al
lance has been Mt work with closed
doors during the dag aud will con-
tinuc In session tomorrow.
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Special spring display OF fine
French pattern hats and Donnets AT
Sanger Bros Tuesday and Wedues-
day, April 9TH and Gth, Store open
until 9, p. ~, tor those two uights.
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POISON IN THE ASHES.
what tue VT Lebanon sbnLcrs ro,ud
iscidcnt ia the History ora
Qutct Community

muuity, secluded from tn, re,
and worry ofthNols eworId.
they are wiaciy known. how
ever. for their strict honor and
probity in business.
The Shakers believe that ma.
turc has remedy cor every
disease. \ few havc'bcen found
the rest are as yet unknown
Many were discovered by acci
dent. Others came to light as
the result of patient expert
mcnt and research
Nervous Dyspepsia is a com.
parativcl view disease growing
out ofthc conditions of modern
life. 1t is a Joint affection Of
the digestive organs and of the
nervous system; these twOWcrc
formerly treated as separate
ailments. and it was lett for the
clcar.sightcd Shakers to prove
that the basis of this terrible
and often latalcomplication lies
chiefly in the disordcred and
dcpravcd functions Of digestion
and nutrition; they reasoned
thus "if we can induce the
stomach to Ito it, work, and
stimulate the cXcrCtivc organs
to drive ont of the body the poi
sonOus waste matter which re-.
main after the litc.giving Gle.
mcnts of the food have been all.
sorbcd, we shall have conquer.
ed nervous dyspepsia and ncr
vous exhaustion, and they were
ri. ht. Knowing the inial'iblc
power OF Shaker Extract Sic.
gels SYRUP inlcss complicated
though similar diseases, they
resolved to test it fully in 'hi.
to leave no ground for doubt
they prescribed the remedy in
hundreds of cases which had
been pronounced mcurablc
with perfect success in every
instance whcrcthcir directions
as 10 living and diet We're scru-
usl, fnllnwcI Nervous dvs.
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j. S. CURTIS, M. D.
surgeon and specialist. Eve.
Ear. taiarrh ana thron
ic Diseases.
power OF tnoW Icdgc--Tbc Mork ct
specialist ANA the Dinicultics
Nitb which he W-cts.

Ni'N 'IE' IT. power. NdlV
the philosophers The maxim
is true, but knowledge is safe.
ty amid the physical ills that
bcsct lis; safety in the counsel
Of the experienced Medical
Specialist We are fully
aware with how much solici.
tudc the family physician has
lahorcd 10 impress upon his
patrons aud the public the
idea that all specialists are
quack~. and more particularly
the specialist who darcS to
bring The boon of health too
near the door Of said patrons.
This is moi always the case.
for be- il said to the honor Of
IA. ,n.dir,I nror,..;n, mama.
= u'.... ,..I.',.
VI ''''' ''''' 81 '''','''
enough TO ''h''oN' '"S' II'a'
while their place Is at the beet
side OF those Frustrated with
acute Diseases they hoy,
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06

Spring opening in our millinery
department Tuesday and Wednesday
April 9TH aud 9Th, Choice pattern
mats aud bOnnets